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CONSTITUTIONAL CArARRH

No single disease has entailed more suffering or
fastened the breaking up Of the constitution than
Catarrh The sense of smell of taste Of sight of hear
1ng the human voice, thu mind,-one or more, and
sometimes ALL yield to its destructive influence. The
poison 1t distributes throughout the system attacks
every vital force and breaks up the most robust of
constitutions Ignored, because bat little understood
oy most physicsns impotenty assaulted by quacks and
chariatans those suffering from have little hope to
be relieved Of it this side of the grave It s time them
that the popular treatment of this terrible disease by
within the reach Of all passed into hands at
once competent and trustworthy. The and hith-
erto untried method adopted by Dr. SANFORD the
parationof his RADICAL CURE has The hearty APP
proval of thousands 1t is instantaneous in aording
lief in all head colds sneezing snung and INSTRUCTED
breathing and rapidly removes the most oppressive
symptoms clearing the head, sweetenng the breath.
restoring the senses of smell TASTE and hearing and
neutrslizins the constitutional tendency of the dis
ease towards the lungs, liver, and kidneys.
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle of
the RADICAL CURE, one box Of CATARRHAL SOLVENT,
and IMPROVED INHALER; price 81.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co., Bosr ON.
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BARGAIN DAYs. RExsAsr DAYS,
LANsBURGH b BROS
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
On which occasion will be offered:
REnNANr DAYS.

SO
DOC 5Sr KsmS S sn d 18 e,hn. in
dSzsa boSs fercae Shirt Waists, plated front
To-, 10 dozen Brswsters Everlasting corsets 73c;
SO dozen Ladies Rhine Stone Collar Buttons, &c.
poe Leather Card Cases 39c.
90 dozen Gents Summer Weight Teck scarfs, in
white n and figures, beautiful goods, only i25sc.
% dozen more Of those Gents Suspenders in white
ana eN Sazs1 ,gr die worth wort r from q to 2oc
ssc Our regular price is 4sc, and never sold
10 dozen Plain and Figured Windsor scarfs, for
Remnants Of White Check Nainsook good and desira-
PIE ensths Tor aprons and chdrens dresses. per
1EESfas So FL FINE INDIA LINEN N
b gSSd value ana well worth your notice
se e and pfsy
sS ksss Ssy p.sss s % 81
DRIED, slightly store soiled. Csc; sold for Csc and
Pain stocEnsste jerseys 4Sc Regular value
9 dozen Boucle Jerseys, sOc.. worth 81
.bae ae1sn nns B4pss in all the new spring
roSs s1 H1 ips er ~ full Length dc worth 5c
e siss 1Sstb at the
is Tsre ocsaf
ssaEf aEE 5sE sS EAE
RsEEppucEp v FRQM $50. TO 25c THIS BEING 4
SSHk IS SS5sf 81 fhicas
cases OF Linen Lawns, beautiful designs, DC DER
yard regular value 2c. They are not remnants But
iui pieces anc we Will cut any quantity asked for
new lot OF hne Ba Este Francois Remnants, select
patterns IN light and dark. fully yard wide. only
An immense quantity Of LADIES' Linen Collars and
Chem,set,es all sizes, At ), g. 12,s and l9c: worth
cases OF Cream oolored Seersucker Remnants de-
Afsole lengths, at tic per yard. worth IOc.
~ specclaI request OF some patrons who could not
eau ass Thursday we Will continue the reduction Of
and dress use ~ ~ Ao
mere are great many other Bargains of genuine
merit and very desirable Remnants of all kinds or
goods offered at sacrifice prices for these two days
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The Red Cros. and the National Drill,

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
paragraph in the papers this week to the
effect that the medical and hospital department
OF the National Drill would be In charge of the
Red Cross. was, perhaps. the first suggestion to
tie majority OF the people OF this city that the
coming week OF military display was likely to
place among Us sick and suffering men, strangers
and soldiers who would need treatment and care
Until that announcement probably not One per-
q real or earnest feature connected with that
great holiday week, or that so much display could
develop. part or itself, an actual necessary
demanding the same means OF relief, the same
watchful care, tender sympathy, wise provision,
and firm control which an equal number OF
soldiers might require in q veritable march to a
camp or field OF actual campaign. moments
reflection, however, makes IL apparent that il will
be impossible TO bring 5000 TO 5000 men, under
any form or enlistment, into our midst from their
widespread homes. subject to change OF all habits
or lfe food. water, Climate occupation rest plac-
ins them IN competitive action, every man at
his most and best, for the space OF time required,
and none fall ILL., none need care or treatment,
none feel the want OF the hOLieS they had left,
and it would be wonderful Providence If there
be not some who will never return to the home
Nothing could be more painful 10 the people OF
our city, noted for kindness, and laboring as they
do In all branches OF charitable work, than to
learn, when too late, that some harm had come to
its invited guests, through lack of hospitaDle
care, OF the need OF which they were ignorant.
Ihey WILL re1Olce In the reinsurance we are able
TO give, that the Red Cross, under the direction
or It's national president, aided by the best med-
cal Ski ana nursing in the city, will take charge
OF the hospital on the grounds. This will be the
first time since the adoption OF the treaty by our
government that the Red Cross has stood in its
Ieg1t1mate place as relief for sick and wounded
soders, and our citizens cannot fail to regard this
object lesson OF a great International humanity
WIN interest, and, we trust. satisfaction.
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The Visiting Hotel Wen.

THEIR TRIP TO MOUNT yE9NOS-IElyISG POR THEIR
HOMES TO-DAY.
The members Of the Hotel Mems Association
visited Nj Vernon yesterday afternoon and placed
lowers on the tomb of Washington Lunch was
Sr'eo on the steamer and the trip was made very
p.easaA- just before landing at the wharf F.. ID.
hice ueIiSered brief address thanking the WASH
ihgcon lotei men Tor their hospitality during the
convention The majority OF the visiting moi FL
iaen returned home to-day ~
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ALL VISITORS TO washington are welcome 10 ,n-
cool elegant parlors OF airs. DIR. j. Semmes IL 15
pennsylvania avenue, next door TO P.aIais Koyal
where they can enjoy q quiet rest and obtain re.
Qef from corns bunons, and lnilamed Joints for p
CENTS each. AT the same time. or ii they desire
can have their hair treated with the Electric Hair
keStorer, the only genuine root and herb tonic
that viii produce new hair on bald heads Testi-
monialS from physicians TO this effect at Office
Male and female operators.
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The Odd Fellows, Fair.

The fair room ~ street I,Iak Was crowded last
evening, ewing 10 the presence Of Washington
Division, Uniformed Rank, h. Of p. TIE Canton
escorted he Division 10 the fair, where Grand
representative Brd.Iari welcomed them Dur1ng
the evening they announced their candidate for
the b. Of +. uniform, 70 oe voted for Tomorrow
evening Nelson Division, Uniformed Rank X of
r., Will Visit the lair. Te following il the voting
at thss close last evening: Large bicycle-W W
&alon'N, IT. II: Harry ii. Burroughs, 20; r. e.
GonpOye, i: j. T.SOyhorOn, 1. Boys bicycle-A NJ
RuriDut. i; F. BuShby. 3: John Dutton, l.
fricycie-Charles Cramptnn. 40; Annie Richey
~. B2nJ0-E &. keliIeld. LII: l. Lindheimer i :
MISS Handy, u; W GFiflia. Ii: ". I. Cady "A IL
C1iOrn Tor captain OF CantOn-P. W. Hardin
1l34; W. T. Gallaer. II; !. \. Shaekeiford "a
inform Tor cheV di4er-J. W. krouS. lis: j. A.
Anduile- 200; :. r Boyce. 49,: f. C.. Griffin
LIZ Regliila for sub. lodge officers-COyenant No
IL 90 Columbia No. 10. ]; { mon No IL I2.
Golden huie No. II, ,. kethaDilt- reyalfa-E
WOOGIoru, 30. ChaS. Eiier, 20. Past noble craDds
coNar-Mrs- Mclean, 3o5: Mrs Webster I2x Past
grand patrlarchS JeYeI-tIeo. A. Green 81 Z. W
H. Frazier, ISe. Watch FOR lady-Mrs. i W
Fowler, 2tSJ: MIS- V. keSSier, 257; Miss Matte b
Kidd ~ Baby carr1age-H. Rosenberg 50 Base
Dali ournt-Northern Liberty, 4: Palias -: WASH
lngton Hfgh school, 10; Pension Olfice Juniors L
Harness.. T. CnaunCey, 9O1G; WIN Richards
10 Doil-Neilie Richards, -. Rosa Lee Pruitt
II; Lille Thompson, 20. Rosa Bruckneimer l.
Bronze vaseS-Ars. = e. Leonard III. r. G.;
sachemS regaiia-Matthew Jarboe :y7L: Vim IL
wilson. 30 knight OF PythiaS uniform-John W
THOMPSON. To-
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To SkNI- CEAS. ESQ,
General superintendent Equitable Endowment
Association, fsto street northwest.
Dear Sir: desire to return my heartfelt thanks
10 your association tor the prompt payment Of the
Insurance OF ny child, Jess Williams, who died
on the llth inst, aged three years The proofs OF
death wer, deposited in your Office at IA Ia. and
D. lo:.D the same day the loss WAS paid and /
earnestly recommend all parties who desire in
SiIrance 10 pdtrOnizc this home company In pref
erence IN those companies located outside the Dis
trlct. and thus avoid disagrtedDIe DELAYS in the
payment OF lCS,eS- MARTHA WILLIAMS
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RHEUMATIC PAINS.

Neuraleic, Sciatic. Sudden, Sharp, and Nervous
Pains and Strains relieved in minute by the Cut
cura Anh-Pain Plaster the most perfect antidote to
pain and inflammation ever compounded. New, origi-
nal, instantaneous infallible and SAFE At all drug
gists, 25c; five for 90; or postage free of POT
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass. my2
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MOB SALE-HOUSES-
BY JNO A. PRESCOTT. 1A,er~

kellogg bniidine.
s, aeq Ss aSoa ssG gy, rssssd
III s,ss sSSS Sles IL room. bath
House, $50 e NV s-story pressed brick, 11rs.,
heated ~ p 'aSs sas so
House. 1915 St NV, g. story and basement pressed
mod imps cabelis and speaking tubes price o. 500:
House, 1881 Columbi. st. NV, s-story brick 8 "a
AZ 500 s.sV ferms sanitary plumbing: price
s hssss sos Ss1 h.npshrs .y NV. as,ory pressed
small CASH balance monthly Il desired p''c9
FOR sALE- E NEW s-sToRY DWELLINGS.
Il now In course OF construction 18th Of b.
my7-6t The Sun Building.
FoR SALES sIx-RoOM HOUSES AND A COR
Diss cent H e DfEs 18th and
FoR sAL LE.1.I a sSAIcRIFlCEITwo Two-sToRY
wsf fRsss nsv'f os
S 81
EOR SALE-THREE NEW TWO-STORY PRESS
sn tF0p S.aS With
49,, o., TYLER RUTHERFORD.
FoR SALE-POSITIvE BARGAINS.
i One house on 10th. near st., 9 rooms. MI
One ON 81 H. n near Rs room nSeR ms
One on Ost., near 4th, NV.
For terms apply to
my6-6t' 81. J. DAILY, 631 st. NV
FoR sLE.FIyE TWo-sToRY BRICK HOUSES.
l. situated on 4th ST. bet. and Staunton So, n e.
nearly new, well built all modern imps.: rent easily
for $3.50 each per month Will be sold at a good in
vestment price. Inquire
ap30-12t NJ NJ PARKER, 1913 ST. NV
EoR sALE-A GAIN-THREE NEW 3-sToRY
4 broom houses, with all modern improvements:
also two 1O-room corner houses, with improvements
such as furnace open CRATE bathtub washstand brick
set range stationary wash trays &c ON ST. between
Sth and 9TH sts sw. Inquire Of A +. BARKER, 90l
virginia ave s. W. ap30-2ws
LOR SALE-THREE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
ings, rooms gas and water. in northeast section
OF city Price. s. 400 each. Now under rent TYLER
RUTHERFORD, 1926 st. NV. mh23-7w'
EOR SALE-1324 18TH SIM W.; &22, O0O-I WILL
sen AZ aoose price aud on terms to suit, this ele-
for my own occupancy ohn Fraser architect: David
son Co.. buiders) half square north of Scott Circle
ON broad 10th st. opposite Mr. Robesons and Mr. PEN
dleton's; brick stable in rear. Address Rev DOUG
LAS +. FORREST, DID. Calvary Rectory. Clifton by
Cincinnati. Ohio. mh10-59t.
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Condensed locals.

WAIVER : Prl,t has resigned his position in the
SerrrJary Odt-t Uf Ia" IRE tSGrl Department 10
e.Jr- Ia . i-;i~.utS~ " III \. :. Pratt & sons.
The CON niS-Ion.rS Ut Pharmacy, at a meeting
Las; evening, ordered tht name oi ~ T. LOhneS5 TO
ir. PLACED ulI te o.li,a register OF pharmacists
lHE MsEkEI STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
of'r,G ift- To Try subscriber for one year 10
lA'. EESLY >IAR- IL il q handsomely printed
hD 81 i3i pages prOltI>eil illustrated. with more
iuS.n 100 cOiore nap, 4ad diagrams. and contains
wealth oi genera iniOrInIt!Un See advertise
EIeut in aLOvrer column.
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GONE, GENTLE SPRING. ethereal mildne sss,
come, but should she choose 10 Iinger in the lap
or winter EaSrman'S Aloha Perfumes will be an
ample substitute for the odor OF the flowers so un
seaSOnably withheld from Us.
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SOFT CRABs.-Receiving daily fine lot OF soft
crabs: will be sold cheap. At r. A Goldnn,s Po-
tonsc River Fish and Game Stalls, Center Market
Telephone S41-.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indication. for the "a hnUTs commencing at n m
For District OF Columbia and Virginia. gener-
ally fair weather, stationary temperature light
variable winds.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 h. ward" prints, 4Oc. per ID.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterlnilk: sweet MIX
&C. per quart. Cream 15c
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


ALsar6H'I---"fhe Lily ei Killarney"
y aTinN u--k@.i.:r
MANASSAS PtSGRtMA--Dey AMI evening.
HsEH,>--''t n"lf- Toms CABIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Novelty company.
l. STREET EINS.-O;id Fellows Fair and Bazaar
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EXCELSIoR NERVE FooD Is a refreshing, invigo-
rating, and healthy beverage. 1t is bottled by
samuel &. Palmer, and sold by dealers generally
fof twenty-five co cents per quart bottle.
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C. c. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA is the strong
est cleanser and deOdOriZer ever known for the
laundry, toilet. nursery and bath. viii not in
1ure the finest clothes softest skin, and is pleas
anter than the best toilet soap.
Get the genuine every time.
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How many reaches will fill a bushel measures
Try Proctor's Insect Powder aud See 25 cents.
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Do NOT WAIT FOR BRICK.-Buy OF the Washing
Ton Brick Machine CO., who have four millions
ready for immediate delivery at lowest market
price.
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CITY ITEMS.

Immense Assortment of Handsome Baby
Carriages will be offered at private sale below
manufacturers prices at Walter b. Williams &
Co. aucttOneerS, corner 10th ST. and Pa. ave. 3
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IN manufacturing our clothing we constantly in
IrOducc new shapes and designs. This is the ad-
N3ntdse vi beipg Manufacturers.
EIsENtN BROS, 9TH and E.
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Esa.Avrs Am Dn Srxnsa

On scala vssches 1eVelry Gard enrSslnr snd pri1f
mg seel ensnving IN ALI ts brsnehea booktander1
oae4 soaR osee and steel axmp cutting kub6rR
stamps Tor marking and al kinds OF materiSi
Sota or sAyer boil,on enbroiaeEinx. ksIxas aud -
kn<D ~ lodge paxnpharnals r,SlS
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SWEET CRKAA, with chocolate and pure mocha
Is accessories at Honest Dairy
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TIE DCSS-LoRISG SALE Ions. advertised TO
take place yesterday, was pOstponed until future
date, which viii DC duly made known III cur adyer-
,Iislng columns.
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STRAW HATS for Men and Boys at prices to
suit the IaoSt economical. from ..5c. to s2.4J. a
eDod Mackinaw Hat at So, AT francs, corner
9Th and d.
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AAkEIAGE LIcESsES.-Marr1age licenses have
pe*n issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Eugene e.
Iurnburke and Martha F. Beane, OF Norfolk. Va !:
Jerry Meyer and Annie Widdun; Henry Bry an and
GecrXeAnna Cross; Robert l. Mcguire and Julia
W. GfoySDn; ELIAS Clagett, o; Prince Georges
county, Nd, and Bertie F. Barbour
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Youxg LADI8' DRILL and fancy bicycle riding by
Rex Smith. National Rifles ArInory, tonight.
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TIE large variety OF styles We show is a feature
OF our business. Our clothing is reliable
EIsENAS Bros, 18th and E
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LIGHTNING RODs scientifically arranged.
J. III. kCERiIS6, 40 18th ST. NV
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Fok GENTLEMES's light colored Derbys and
-hacklnaw Straws," go 20 Z. c. Lewis & Son, 1421
New York ave-, branch go 9TH ST. NV
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SANDWICHES OF ali kinds at Honest Dairy" 81
7 81. NV
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Fine French Percale Shirts, 3 collars and one
pair OF cuf1S. Price $1.5O. Just arrived at
FRANCS cor. 18th and D.
Beat 81 Chains. Frank jeweler, 457 Pa.av. 1
Genflemen's GOld.COIOr Ralbriggan
Stock These goods were never sold less than 81.
AUERBAcH Bro, 62:' pennsylvania avenue.
Phillips Digessible Cocoa
presents q rev and valuable food beverage. 1t is
delicious to the taste, highly nutritious and ren
dered readily d1geStfbe. Ii Will not cause distress
or headache, like the ordinary cQcoas. 1t viii be
found at the druggists and grocers.
Tennis, CrOquet and Base Ball.
All lovers OF out-Of-door sports will notice the
following inducements in Tennis, CfoQuet and
Base Ball Goods:
Windsor Raquet, 81 90.
Harvard RaqUet, 500
oxford RaQuet, $500.
Tennis Nets, 35 foot, S1.99.
Tennis Sets, in cases, $3.50 to 5000.
Gray Rubber Tennis Balls 19c each
Cloth Covered Tennis Balls. 29c. each.
Felt Covered Tennis Balls, 39c. each.
Ayers Regulation Balls, 49c. each.
Cro1uet Sets, Ia well-made cases.
Four Ball Croquet Set, 69c.
An Eight Ball CrOQuet Set. 99c.
An Eight Ball selected Stock, $1.3o.
An Eight Ball Professional Set, $3.50.
Very Fine Four Ball Professional A9a
Patent WicketS 99c set,
shoe Fly Base BAH, &C.
U. X. Base Ball, &c.
Boys Dead iSe Ball lOc
Young America Base BAIL 15c
Hlif-Doiiar Dead Base Bail, 25c.
Dollar Dead Base Ball 39c
Red stocking Base Bah, 49c,
Bats in great variety.
Boston VARIETY STORE
SMITH & WARDwEIL,
a2osml2-2 7O5 and 707 Market Space.
Tired and nervous mothers will find a friend in
Df. aenley's Celery, Beef and Iron.
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REsF Mattings AZ lowest prices, at IN. HoEKE,.
sci Market S0acp.
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iCT can buy . solid Leather Misses spring Heel
cur hid, St Goat OF Peh. Goat Tor $50 per pair
W H. i.irE, II. Market s,ptce
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For dyspepsia, take DIR. Henry's Celery Bee
and Iron. JAMES l. BARBOUR, sole agent for THU
District, of Dr. Henleys celebrated Celery, Bee
and Iron. I
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Lightning Reps and Electric Work
d. ii. kUEaLISti, 4I9 Eth ST. NV.
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HARTs SECOND QUALITY Angel Back Playing
Cards, $50 doZ., at 9I5 Pa. ave Chas ". wood
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SLATE N.STEI.S, so and up: Latrobes TO heat
two rooms al so. l.lrtrtlrs. SD 1th 81.
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INSIST on HAVING corrugated key Yale locks;
Rene AFFORD greater security.
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COPPER COOKING UTENSILS, SILvgR-PIATED WARE
0fc-, At AUC1IoN.-Thomas bowling will sell to-
MOrrow AZ IL O'Clock, at his auction rooms, large
consignment OF fine copper cooking utensils and ST.
ver-plafed ware. Hotel keepers and restaurants
should give this sale their attention. the goods
ana well suited for their businesS.-1du
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AUCTION SALES

Important and attractive sale Of upward. OF $4,000
worth of assorted stock OF Dry Goods Dress silks and
velvets, Fancy Goods Millinery Ladies' cloals. &c
&C.. contained In premises No 73e 7th street north
west at auction without limit or reserve positively
commencing on SATURDAY MORNING. NAY FOUR
TENTH. 1887. at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ and every
morning and evening thereafter until the whole stock
is disposed of. The stock consists In part Of 500
pieces Calico Sheetings and shirtines. Fisnuela 500
pieces Dress Goods Of every description Ticking Cam
orcs SileciAs black and eoored Alpacas Nuns Veil.
ins 800 pieces Ginehams, black CsshIueres colored
Flanneis, Table Linens. Cloths and cassimeres Nap
kins Towels and Towelins brocaded velvets Pushes
plain and colored yelvets Silk velvets, fine black
Cashmere shawls, Mosquito Netting. Table and Piano
Covers. 300 pieces Silks satins 10000 remnants
of Calico. Dress Goods Fancy Goods 5000 gross But
tons, zoo dozen Kid Gloves 100 dozen corsots. Ho-
siery Of every kind Handkerchiefs Of every desrp-
ton. 10000 yards Edgngs LAces and Embroiderie.,
yelling. Gents Ladies' and Childs Underwear. be-
sides an immense stock of other goods TO which we
invite attention Of buyers. yI2-Gt
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Fine French Percale Shirts, 3 collars and one
PAIR OIL cu1S. Price $1.5O. just arrived at
1 FRANCS, cor. 7th and D.
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VIZ were never - well prepared 70 meet the
WinIS OF Trade cur building il rfsPfayftn seq.
Spnable clothing EI<EM,S Bros, TLt and E-1
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DF0Wned in a RrOOk

tc-respcncence OF IHE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, May Il, 1887
SAnuei E. EeirS, young farmer, residing about
three miles from this place, met his death under
most distressing circumstances or Tuesday morn
inc last He was subject 10 attacks OF epilepsv
and when found dead was lying face downward In
shsiio" spring branch which supplied his dairy
with wafer. IL Is supposed that in the act OF;
STOPPING over the stream he was stricken with A
ht, and teli In the position In which his body was
found Mr. fefrS was member OF one Oh the
largest and most prominent families OF the count
Vas man OF admirable qualities. and his unforl u
nate enf is the subject OF profound sorrow through
out this community
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~ SoT VAST Ia" best. ask for SchlitZ's Miiwau-
Lee LiS-r, ana take NJ ether. II is the REST Lager
btr >bi III this bis rict. and can b.. obt aimed at
al l"f'ila- 1tst>. restaurants. and grucerS.
MESSY and MIX Tr~,e-.. IIernpIer-,- az. eor41<
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CnoCxRRY, WHISKY, CIGARS, Ere, AT AUCTION
M Bowling Will sell tomorrow az 10 O'clock at
his auction rooms, large lot OF the above goods
Parties preparing for the coming drill should take
noCtce.-A1tz
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BaiIey,s 81 Saw. warranted.

''The Queen Of Beers.',-No family should
oe Without AOerlein's celebrated Beer, 75c. per
dol Joni +. II. FINLEY, Agt, 1905 st.
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NOR SALE
Il 4O6-4OS 18th st. 8.
W, b. b.. MI, 9r. $500
800 Va. ave. s.w., b.h,
Irs...:...........5,5OO
81 to 90 q ST. u. e.,
sai 81: s5 s 3ssx i st. s3''0o
Sc, f.h.. 6rs. 900
S. 4. cor. I'd and / SITS.
ne, b.h., Prs. 1900
2100 Vermont ave.
NV, b.h-. 6r........3,OOOI
515 11th st. Sc, +. D.,
Sr..................-. 2,OOO
5l4 9th st. n. e., f. a..
1f4i s 18th st. n: w. cow
b.h., 6rs. $500
10 Myrtle sine, b.h..
7r.. .....2,2OO
100 Goth, I. b., 5r. z, 900
1876 18th st. Nv,
(. b., 5r..............2.0OO
612 b st. s.e., FIJI, Or 2, 900
liz K st. n. e., +. b.,
424, 426 O-st alley, I.
n IT. Hnn
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FUsSEIL-s ICE-CEEAN.
Pure MILK and appetHing lunches at "Honest
Dairy" GIL r 81. uW